The entire Lo Faber Band participated and was augmented for the Hubbard Hall residency by other musicians and actors. In the fall of 2003 Faber released Friday Night Freakshow, a second double album rock opera. On November 22, 2019, Faber released the album Bottomland under the pseudonym Doctor Lo, featuring a new focus on bluegrass and folk. He subsequently toured on the material with bassist Tom Pirozzi of the Ominous Seapods. Upon leaving God Street Wine in 1998 Tom Osander relocated to Ireland. After a short period playing with the band Poor Uncle Henry he recorded and toured for a number of years with Damien Rice. He continued with Rice until 2007 when he left to work full-time with Lisa Hannigan. He recorded and toured with her until 2010. More recently he has played with and produced Hanna Lees, among other artists. Aaron Maxwell (Lieberman) has played for much of the last decade with Metropolitan Hot Club, a Gypsy Jazz band. Their focus is music written, popularized or inspired by Django Reinhardt. Lieberman also plays in Swing Vipers whose focus is the music of the Great American Songbook. In February 2019 it was announced that Lieberman joined the Bruce Katz Band as guitarist and vocalist. References External links Progressive rock musical groups from New York (state) Jam bands Musical groups from New York City Mercury Records artists Geffen Records artists